6:11 a.m. - Yesterday went fine...because my game at Fulton was postponed, I was able to go up to the high school and watch Rockridge play Monmouth-Roseville and Sherrard play Knoxville. I also had a chance to talk to my officiating co-workers who were working the game. The games weren't the best, which made the officials' jobs a little harder.
My schedule for the season is dwindling. Where there was once many dates, now there are three. I'm still bummed about not getting a full girls sectional and not getting a boys sectional, but I've expressed my opinions to the powers-that-be, I've worked hard, and now I just need to finish strong and look towards a couple of weeks off before softball season.
Today, we need to get an assignment corrected that I posted last Friday, and then we need to get in another writing assignment. A writing assignment will make the students very happy! Tonight, we will finally get to Fulton. Shawn is driving, and we have to pick up Randy, as he was assigned the game....not sure why. I had some extra time yesterday, so I added up the number of basketball games I worked this season, beginning on November 1 and ending this coming Saturday - 152 games. That's a lot of officiating.
Things to do for school
- load final group presentations into folder (3rd period group only one left)
- lesson plan for Monday, 2-27
- Check assignments from Friday enter scores in Lumen
- Score and enter presentation scores - still one group (3rd)
- work on research paper prompt
- Write an argument in which you select an historical figure you have encountered so far in English III or U.S. History that would prove to be an effective leader for the United States in 2023. In your argument include research of relevant background information of your selected individual, as well as her/his effective leadership traits (and if you believe those traits would translate to today's modern challenges).
Things to do
- Pay beginning of month bills.
- Order more officiating business cards.
- Send mileage report to IHSA.
February
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